#Twitter hashtag for those who mute.

Reiterating this important point:

These were so-called "financial insecurity" voters.

They could afford to take off work for this trip. Could afford travel costs, lodging, dining, and drinks. Could afford specially printed T-shirts and flags. Could afford cameras, military cosplay accessories, weapons, and ammunition.

Their votes were not about financial insecurity to begin with.

@solownh Oh yes, by far vast majority

Via @Jan6thData:
Jan 6th Attack Three Years Later

1,241 people charged in unsealed cases for crimes committed in the January 6th Insurrection:

711 in 2021, 236 in 2022, 294 in 2023

Avg age: 40 years old

92% non-Hispanic white

87% men, 13% women

76% registered Republican & far- right (IAP/CON/COV) voters

72% pled guilty/convicted

895 years in total prison sentences so far

Sources: U.S. Dept. of Justice, U.S. Census, Rugh & Felin

Updated 6 Jan 2024

@_L1vY_ @solownh

24% are not registered republicans?

I am more interested in that. Like what do they believe in that they aren't voting republican to save a republican president.

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@GI_Jack @_L1vY_ @solownh They weren't there to save the president, they were there to overthrow the government entirely.

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